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Beyond Willson Camp, some of the rise on Wagon Road is very gentle and easy to ride as it rolls along the ridges

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09353-wagon-road-800px.jpg I wouldn't be surprised if this mattress in the Willson Camp bedroom is full of little mice!ThumbnailsI pass a modern outhouse at the junction of Wagon Road and Wasno Road, near Wasno PondI wouldn't be surprised if this mattress in the Willson Camp bedroom is full of little mice!ThumbnailsI pass a modern outhouse at the junction of Wagon Road and Wasno Road, near Wasno PondI wouldn't be surprised if this mattress in the Willson Camp bedroom is full of little mice!ThumbnailsI pass a modern outhouse at the junction of Wagon Road and Wasno Road, near Wasno PondI wouldn't be surprised if this mattress in the Willson Camp bedroom is full of little mice!ThumbnailsI pass a modern outhouse at the junction of Wagon Road and Wasno Road, near Wasno PondI wouldn't be surprised if this mattress in the Willson Camp bedroom is full of little mice!ThumbnailsI pass a modern outhouse at the junction of Wagon Road and Wasno Road, near Wasno Pond

This five-mile upper portion of Wagon Road between two places that I know, Willson Camp and Coit Road, is new to me and has wonderful views to the east. It only rises a few hundred feet.